Verses to the memory of Thos. Day, Esq. Written in 1789, by Anthony Pye, Esq. Since appointed Poet Laureate
Stanzas, on a young lady, Who being basely seduced, died of a broken heart, from the acute sensibility of her feelings.
To the authoress of "Verses to be inscribed on Delia's Tomb."
Written during a tour to the West of England.
The following verses were addressed to Mrs. Day, During an absence of a few weeks into the North of England.
These lines, written by Mr. Day, upon the death of a friend, Were thought so applicable to himself, that they were put upon his own Tomb Stone.
The following verses were written by him, Upon the Death of Colonel Laurens.
Mr. Day, Has given a short but pathetic Eulogium of this Young Gentleman, in a Note subjoined to his Fragment of a Letter on the Slavery of Negroes; and he again deplores the fate of his Friend in the following Verses, which have been found among his Papers.
An Elegy to a young lady.
Verses, addressed To Freedom.
Verses Addressed to a Young Lady, by the same, 1775.
In Praise of Horatius Cocles.
To Miss ***** By Mr. Day.
Character of Miss A.W.
Character of Miss P.W.
Character of Mrs. M.
Character of Mrs. J.K.
Character of the Rev. Mr. T.
To Miss W. With My Picture.
Verses Written In A Garden, When Miss M. was not more than twelve years of age.
To Miss M.'s Brother In Law, Mr. L. Written when she was about fifteen.
The following, written after the purchase of Tristram Shandy, Written by Miss M. when about sixteen.
A Prayer, Written by Miss. M. when about fourteen.
A Morning Hymn, Written by Miss M. when she was between eleven and twelve.
Written upon a Storm of Thunder and Lightning, By Miss M. when about twelve Years of Age.
To My Books. Written by Miss M. about fourteen.
To Miss P. Written by Miss M. when about fifteen.
No Date to this Translation of a Celebrated French Sonnet. of Monsieur des Barreaux.
Venus and Minerva. Written at fifteen.
An explanatory Note.
The Trail of A.B. in the high court of fashion, For several Crimes and Misdemeanors at sundry times committed against the Rights and Privileges of the said Court.
A Letter, to a friend.
The Traiteur. To the Traiteur.
To the Printed of Public Advertiser. But never sent to that paper, or published till now.
A Letter, to a friend.
[Prose written by Mrs. Day in her youth]
A Letter, to the same.
Reflections Upon My Birth-Day.
An Essay on Politeness.
Reflections Upon the Day called in the Christian Calendar Good-Friday.
A Description of a Learned Lady.
A Conversation Piece: between Camillus & Emilia, Upon Fame.
A Letter to a friend.